What is another word for anapest?
Pronunciation: [ˈane͡ɪpəst] (IPA) 
Anapest is a metrical foot consisting of three syllables, with the first two unstressed and the third stressed, as in "com-pre-HEND". Anapestic rhythm is often used in poetry and literature to convey a sense of quick movement or excitement. Synonyms for anapest include "di-dah-di," "triple," or "triplet." Other rhythmic patterns frequently used in poetry include iambic (di-dah) and trochaic (dah-di). The use of different metrical feet can significantly affect the pace and tone of a poem, and anapestic rhythm can be especially useful for creating a sense of urgency or momentum.
